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English, 14.12.2021 21:20, zeldawhite76

Brainliest if correct. In this letter to Paul, the author tries to complete the theme: "Life is what you make it." However, the relationship between Paul's experiences and Mr. Valentine's
experiences is weak because the letter lacks details connecting the two. Rewrite Mr.
Valentine's letter to better build this theme. (15 points)


Brainliest if correct. In this letter to Paul, the author tries to complete the theme: Life is wha

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